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FAQ
A. It’s broader — a Living Will only covers treatment preferences, while this directive also names a healthcare agent to make decisions on your behalf.
A. Yes, at any time while you’re of sound mind — just create a new one and destroy old copies to avoid confusion.
A. Usually not your healthcare agent, a relative, or anyone who’d inherit from you — but this varies by state, so confirm your state’s rule.
A. Yes, your stated wishes guide them first. For anything you didn’t cover, they decide based on what they believe you’d want.
A. Depends on your state — some require witnesses only, some require notarization, some require both.